Dude, no need to become abusive.

It was the plan of ODM to have no swearing in, ………..but this back fired. I hope you are speaking from a position of having watched the entire procedure. ODM were trying to force immediate changes before proceeding…………and at no point in time did they ever suggest changes for the future…………..’note Ntimama who repetetively stated that the house should vote open ballot there and then…….tell it like it is or watch the movie guy. It amazes me how so many who are not in this country, including the international press, have different takes on things they did not witness.
And you have the gall to call me stupid? To counter reply would simply be lowering my standards to those of the political leaders destroying this country.
I say Peace on to you, have the space in mind to listen to other points of view……………Thank you Ory for posting my mail, I now have more faith in democracy…………x

Secondly, (above was the firstly), the country is divided right down the middle. As many feel they won as feel they lost. We as Kenyans should have been prepared to lose. The blame of the current fiasco lies on all including UNDP,UN and all civic education bodies. The money spent before the elections and the message that should have been priority was what we should expect and do given such a close call. Instead everyone felt they had to be winners. Our peace makers should have been in the country prior to the elections too.

Today PNU are calling for evidence of the proof that they rigged. They claim the finally tally was discussed by members from all parties including ODM PNU and ODM K during a process for 16 hours prior to the release of the results .
So who did win and who is right or wrong…………does it matter when people are dying? Why are ODM calling for mass destruction?

Our focus should be on repairing the damage, physical, mental, spiritual…………I believe we are still a proud nation, setting the blue print for other developing nations on how not to go about such a closely contested and thus volatile election.

As a peace loving people we need to move forward somehow. We need to embrace those affected and help them stand again. Let the politicians play politics, but leave us all alone. Life must go on and it is only we the people of the country who must have the empathy and compassion to repair this nation.

We must face the issues with as much clarity as possible and strive to stay on the sane side of the mayhem. And David we should learn not to throw stones at strangers…………….this is the current attitude on the ground in Kenya. It doesn’t solve a thing.

Peace to you and yours

as for the Disneyland production jana in parliament, I think a few points were driven home. …day one, round one…lets see how this cookie crumbles.

muchos excitos!